A old mill in Congleton had an old screed floor which was breaking up in many places with divots and some differences in levels causing trip hazards. The answer was to break off all the… Transforming a broken, worn floor in an old mill.
The garage floor had a badly flaking finish applied onto unprepared concrete. The floor surface was taken back to bare concrete and then a high-build anti-slip was created, transforming the appearance and providing a durable,… A heavy-duty, anti-slip finish installed in an Alderley Edge garage.
A moulding manufacturer in Middleton had a floor that had been worn mirror smooth through regular heavy-duty usage and needed a floor which alleviated the risks of both vehicle skidding and personnel slipping (see above… Making a works floor safe.
The above image shows a gleaming 3mm self-smoothing epoxy resin finish applied at Stoneswood Engineering in Dukinfield. The original floor (see image below) had a worn resin coating which was profiled and pitted. After filling… Transforming a precision engineering shop floor.
A recent application at a 4-bay garage for Range Rovers at a farm near Macclesfield, The concrete had a rough texture with a new section of slab to the rear, which needed to be bridged… Self-smoothing Epoxy Flooring at a farm near Macclesfield.
A garage at a home is typically used for general storage with the concrete slab frequently being dusty, with a profiled or pitted surface. A self-smoothing resin floor can transform a garage so that it… Transforming a domestic garage.
Sometimes, there is more to giving a workshop a new look that just at light mechanical sanding and rolling on a floor paint. The unit taken over by SECC in Hartford, Cheshire had a build-up… Rejuvenating an old floor with several layers of coatings.
Traditional resin flake systems involve broadcasting multi-colouredflakes, typically varying in size by upto 5mm, and sealing with clear resin, to leave an orange-peel texture. This does provide both a durable and decorative finish but the… Floating Flakes
Stoneswood Precision Engineering were due to have a new, hi-tech machine installed which required a smooth durable floor. The answer was to mechanically abrade the existing coating and apply a 2-3mm thick self-smoothing Epoxy Resin… Resin floor upgrade prior to machine installation.